Vol 25 – Issue 04 – Page 9

More Rumours of iPhone Plans

by Bob Raikes

The China Times has reported that Apple will add a 6.5″ version of the 5.8″ iPhone X and possibly with a 6.1″ LCD version in between, with the smallest and biggest using OLED displays. …

Raspberry Pi Skips Over Meltdown and Specter

by Bob Raikes

The Meltdown and Specter security problems are likely to mean updates being needed for Intel-based and Qualcomm-based media players. As we went to press, there was news that malicious software exploiting the problems was …

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LCD TV Panels to Continue to Fall in Price in 1Q18

by Milos Pavlovic

Sigmaintell has said that in Q1, it expects 32″ TV panel prices to fall, while 40″ to 43″ will be down slightly based on seasonal factors and because Japanese and Korean TV brands are …

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Acnodes’ 17.3″ Display has UltraHD

by Bob Raikes

Acnodes, a US provider of industrial computers, based in Chino, California, has introduced an industrial monitor using a 17.3″ 3840 x 2160 panel at 60 Hz,RP4117. VGA, HDMI & DP inputs are fitted to …

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Royole Developing Platform and Products

by Bob Raikes

Royole Corporation had a few technical difficulties at the start of its press event, but eventually got started with Michael Williams who looks after marketing. He started by explaining that the company is around …

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Samsung UK Attacks OLED

by Bob Raikes

Samsung UK has put out an article (with the previous video of burn tests) that continues the company’s attack on OLED technology.

Philips’ HLD Technology Offers Compelling Value Proposition

by Chris Chinnock

In lower lumen projection solutions, there are two common illumination options. One is the laser phosphor solution which uses a blue laser and a yellow phosphor wheel to create RGB light and the other …

DVDO Tile Supports Five Users

by Bob Raikes

DVDO, Inc. has started shipping its Tile product worldwide. The DVDO Tile simplifies the process of wirelessly connecting multiple users to an existing display system for collaboration. Tile allows casting of any desktop, application, …

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Gionee Hits Financial Troubles

by Bob Raikes

The Nikkei has reported that following on from the problems at LeEco (LeEco Still Struggling to Survive), smaller smartphone suppliers in China are also in some trouble and has highlighted Gionee as being in …

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Eyevis Insolvency Administrator Announces Stabilisation

by Andrew Fenn

Business operations at Eyevis are now stable, five weeks after the company commenced insolvency proceedings, according to Invidis. (Eyevis Hits the Buffers – Files for Bankruptcy) Schultze & Braun’s Holger Leichtle, the company’s provisional …

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Xiaomi Selects Bankers to Support IPO Plan

by Andrew Fenn

According to Bloomberg, Xiaomi has chosen banking firms Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, with support from Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, to assist the company’s initial public offering (IPO), which could see it valued …

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Socionext to Demonstrate 8K Media Player at ISE 2018

by Andrew Fenn

Socionext Europe will be exhibiting what it claims to be the world’s smallest, lightest 8K media player and other technologies at this year’s ISE conference. The only 8K UHD (7680 x 4320) that the …